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Shown above era newly elected officers of Ihs Alpha Phi Alpha
fraternity who were installed at ceremonies held at the Alpha
Fraternity house last Saturday evening. The officers are, left
io right, front row: Donald Givens, board member; C. Henri
The Party Line
The holiday it not far enough
|w»v to aoften the merry pace of
social lifs or to get the enterUin-
Ing set out of stride. Some of the
gala parties that led tha list of the
week were: Tha Housecoat break
fast party given over to Mr. and
Mrs. John Hill’s of Scotten avenue.
The ladies were attired in beauti
ful housecoats. The hostess, Evelyn
Hill, wore a charming coat in pink
and blue taffeta. After dining they
retired to the spacious living room
for the exchanging of gifts Enjoy
ing the hospitality were Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Dotson. Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Henry, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Jackson,
Mr. and Mrs B. Ferguson, Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse Jackson. Mr. and Mrs.
B Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Douglass, Mrs. Edith Wiley. Eugene
Hagood, George Lewis, and Arthur
Nicholson.
* * *
The Men’s club of- St. Cyprian’s
©f which Harland Rudtbls president,
gave their monthly breakfast at
Page Hall. It is always a spirit of
good fellowship, with Interesting
sneakers and the warm hospitality
of Father Dade
* * *
Mrs. Cecslia Carter Is sending
greetings from New York City,
xvhers she is enjoying a marvelous
*** A * * ,v
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Youlsftta Bason ws* hostess to a
•mart tarty "feat vask. IttwM to
compliment her cousin, Horace L
Jefferson, eldest son of the John L.
Jefferson's who wss inducted into
the army, and is already in Camp
Sheridan. The crowd of young fry
on hand included Betty Ann Wheel
er, Leon Kennedy. Sylvia McKin
ney. Bruoe Wilson, Charles Burke,
Ardia Tyler, Doris Todd, Gloria
Jefferaon. Jean Morton. Billy Jam
ieson, Marcel Todd. Augusta Cason.
John Alston. Barbara Blair. Gladys
Pollack, Doris Todd. Carl Steger,
Frances Jamison. Mary Maud Per
ry. Dorothy Walker. Ambrose Mor
ris. Luther Merriweather. Wilhel
ms Henderson, Juanita Turner,
Youletta Mason. Lawrence Jackson,
Irene McKinney. Kenneth Williams.
David Heard. Ernest Johnson. Wil
liam Rockefeller. Edward Wills,
Jackie Morton. Doris Purdue, Mil
dred Battle. Pvt John Roberts. Mrs.
May Wood, and Mrs. Mattie Jeffer
son (Horace’s mom) who is leaving
for Chicago this week to visit with
her son The party was swellegant.
and off he went with pleasant mem
ories of happy friends.
* * *
Mrs. V. E. New, superintendent
at Trinity hospital, met her staff at
• luncheon she gave to compliment
them. It was the Gray Ladies Unit
who are doing such a grand service
at the hospital. The group includes
Mrs. E. W. Daniel. Mrs. Orion-Wella,
Mrs. Lee Simpson. Mrs. John Jef
ferson, Mrs. Carlton Gaines. Mrs.
iAicy Jones, Mrs. Leroy Smith. Mrs.
Muse. Mrs. Peebles, Mrs. Bank
head Mrs. Clarence Brewer. Mrs
Peter Causey, Mrs Smoots and
many others
* * W
Mrs Sarah Holley has just re
turned from a very pleasant visit
to W. Va.. and Virginia and Wash
ington with relatives of Atty. J. K.
Holley. She is most elated in tail
ing of most interesting scenes.
* * *
Mrs. Anna Bell Mitchell of 30th
street celebrated her birthday Sun
day by inviting in a few close
friends to partake of a delightful
buffet supper and fun with her.
There was quite a bit of excitement
when she cut her birthday cake
which chimed happy birthday to
CLUB MEMBERS HOSTESS AT NEW YEAR’S PAR
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This group of matrons compriso port of tho
rottor of tho Modarn Matron's club, who war#
tha hostassas at a Naw Yaar's party at tha homa
of Mrs. Horaca Whaalar, of Vsncourt. In tha
pictura. last to right, ara: Mrs. Horaca Whaalar.
By MARIAN
you. The party was tops. Among the
guests were Miss Irene Little, Mrs.
Laths Vargsn, Mrs. Nellie Elmond
Miss Catherine Orr, Mr. and Mrs.
Winston Clausell, Mr. end Mrs.
Hiram Sutton, Mrs. Ora Stewart,
Edward Sayers. Mrs William Mit
chell, James Johnson, Mrs. Louise
Sewell, Mrs. Nettie Hall. Mrs. Izora
Nutter, James Whits, Mr. McArthur
Reese
* * *
Brownie Girl Scout Troop 281 to
close out 1943, thirty-three bright
eyed cheerful little girls met at St.
Stephens AME church on Wednes
day for their holiday party. Gifts
were exchanged and their leader,
Mrs. Curtis A. Davis received sev
eral beautiful gifts from the sweet
little girls. Refreshments followed
games. Those present were Joan
and Gloria McCary, Bettye Fisher,
Betty Jones, Sarah Davis, Joan
Williamson, Sarah Martin, Doris
Rhodes, Jean Dobbins, Ruby Fos
ter, Kathleen James, Jean Lowe,
Barbara Davenport Shirley Mc-
Whorter. Katie White, Patricia Ma
lone, Sailie Brown. Alberta Mon
son. Ronnie Morton, Doris Bowen,
Judy Montgomery, Margie Wallace,
Jean Slower, and Jean Dasher.
* * *
The Elite Social clfub gave their
Christmas party at the home of
Mabel Williamson of Hazlatt ave
nue Tuesday. Everyone enjoyed
themselves with bridge and then a
delightful lunch. Prizes were won
by Mr. William Stafford, first: Nina
Stafford, second. Present were Mr.
and Mrs. Duckworth, Mr*. T. Rook
er, M* and Mrs. Dewey Flowers.
Mr. and Mr* W. Stafford, and Mr.
E. J. Williams.
* * *
The Ideal Art club had a party
out to Mrs. Belcher’s home on
American avenue. The party was
cheerfus with cards and Chinese
checkers. Each member exchanged
gifts with her silent pal. The mem
bers ara A. Burnett, L. Belcher. B.
Cecil, L. K. Edwards, J. Sorsby,
Evelyn Dye, Urna Turner, M. Wim
bly. and Mabel Williamson. The
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Speights,
Mrs, L Holland. Mr. E. Dubois,
Mrs. Athena Jackson. Mrs. Lois
Sims, Mrs. Christine Lewis, Mr. and
Mrs. Sankin, Mr. end Mrs. David
Jackson, N. Pye, LaWimbly and E.
J. Williamson.
Scott Beckem’s In
Yule Housewarming
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Beckem, 9661
Russell street, entertained in their
new home with a housewarming
and dinner last Sunday. The home
was a scene of holiday loveliness,
with flowers, fruit and candles dec
orating the Venetian-lace covarad
table.
Dinner was served buffet style
and consisted of cold cuts, turkey,
vegetables, and cakes arranged in
a very palatable manner. Games
and dancing in the recreation room
kept the guests busy throughout
the evening. Guests were: Mr. and
Mrs. James Trent, Mr. and Mrs.
George Washington. Pontiac, Mich.;
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Jett. Mr. and
Mrs. Katie Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron
Jackson, Mrs. Anna Belle Drew,
Monroe, La ; Rosie Lee Eddy, Mrs.
Florine Ross, Mrs. Mattie Brown,
Jesse Brown and Roney Williams.
ALPHA FRATERNITY INSTALLS OFFICERS
prasidantr Mrs. Julia Young, aica prasidant and
foundar: Mrs. Elisabath Laa, Mrs. Atilaa Young,
raportar; Mrs. Justynd Princa. traasurar: Mrs.
LUla Williams, and Mrs. Willa Maa Williams.
Mambars not in tha pictura ara Mrs. Virginia
Howsa and Mrs. Odassa PurralL
THE MICHIGAN CHRONICLE • A RELIABLE INDEPENDENT WEEKLY
Lewis. Judiciary committee; Grovar D. Lange, financial secraiary:
Dr. Waliar H, Harmon, president; Alvin Lee. recording secretary;
H. B. Taliaferro. Judiciary committee. Back row: Dr. Paul Alex
ander. board member: William H. Taylor, vice president, and Dr.
Prince Hall Is
Scene Of Gala
Holiday Dance
By VIVIENNE
People are still talking about the
Haley Bell dancing party held at
Prince Hall December 29 for it set
the pace of the holiday season.
Detroiters turned out en masse to
dance their cares away to the lilting
tunes of a twelve-piece orchestra.
Mrs. Bell greeted her guests in a
clastic black lace dinner gown, dis
tinguished by a huge red rose at
the waist. Doris and Iris, the Bell’s
debutante daughters, were gowned
in white and the doctor was res
plendent in a tuxedo. Reluctantly
the guests departed to the tune of
“Home Sweet Home,” because they
will remember the Bell dance as
one of the most brilliant affairs in
many a moon.
Some of the dancers were Mr
and Mrs. M. K Fritz. Dr. and Mrs.
B. A. Milton, Dr. and Mrs. J. B.
Martin, Dr. and Mrs. C. G. Con
stable. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Coffer,
Dr. and Mrs. Walter Harmon, Dr.
and Mrs. Samuel Milton, Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Marshall, Dr. and Mrs.
Remus Robinson, Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Hatcher, Mr. and Mra.
George Cathcart, Dr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Harmon, Mr. and Mrs. Alva
Carrol, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Da
vis, Mrs. Frank Penick, Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Jackson, Dr. and
Mra. Guy Saulsbury, Miss Victoria
McCall, Dr. George Biram. Mr. and
Mra. Samuel Thomas, Miss Rose
Campbell, Dr. and Mrs. James Gil
liam, Dr. and Mrs. J B. Martin,
Atty. and Mrs. H. B. Taliaferro:
Edlee Webster, Clifford Van
Hargis, Mrs. John B Smith, Miss
Jeanne Cole, Mrs. O. L. Lucas, Mr.
and Mrs. Ulysses Boykin, Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice Houston, Mr. and
Mrs. 1* C. Blount. Miss Constance
Blount. Dr. and Mrs. Ernest John
son, W. Morrison, CapL and Mrs.
Felix McDavid, Mr. and Mrs.
Snowden Williams. Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Jones and scores of others.
ALONG
THE WAY-
By LILA M. HENDRICKS
These are days that call for great
tolerance and patience. They either
bring out the best or worst in man
kind. Salespeople are cross and irri
table. Customers feel that they are
treated discourteously. All that is
needed is just kindness and pa
tience op each one’s part
Life’s richest values are those
that come from the heart. The feel
ings command the whole life, and
provide the dynamo for the highest
undertakings and most commanding
efforts.
Re live effectively!!
“May every soul that touches
mine,
Be it the slightest contact
Get therefrom some good,
Some little grace, one kindly
thought
One inspiration yet unfelt.
For the darkening sky, one gleam
of faith,
To brave the thickening ilia of
life. "
One glimpse of brighter sky,
Beyond tne gathering mist.
To make this world worthwhile.
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Alpha House Scene
Of New Year's Party
By GLADYS MILLS
The New Year was gloriously
ushered in by revelers at the Alpha
Phi Alpha fraternity house. New
Year’s eve.
The place fairly bulged wii.h folk,
the women sve.lt and smart in the
long and short of evening attire,
the men in dinner jackets for the
rr.ost part, but all of them well
groomed and festive.
The feasting was sumptuous,
turkey and such flowed from a ver
itable cornucopia; ditto for the
portables. As usual the basement
bar was the popular spot, wi{h Dr.
Lucy Thurman
Branch In Annual
Meeting Jan. 20
Rev. Robert L. Bradby’s talk on
“What Today Means to Tomorrow”
will highlight the 24th annual meet
ing program of the Lucy Thurman
Branch YWCA on Thursday, Jan
uary 20. Rev. Bradby is pastor of
the Second Baptist church and well
known for hia ability aa a speaker.
All members and friends of the as
sociation are Invited to attend the
annual meeting as well as the din
ner which preceeds it at 6:30 o’clock.
Reservations are requested by Tues
day.
Other interesting features of the
evening include the annual report
of the chairman of the Board, Mrs.
Charles F. Stephens, and an inter
pretation of the history and growth
of the YWCA to be presented by
Misa S, Lavinia Moore’s modern
dance group. There will also be an
election of a board of directors for
1944. Polls will be open during the
day preceding the meeting so that
all members may have a chance to
cast their ballots.
Mrs. F. E. Daw-son is chairman of
the annual meeting committee as
sisted by Mrs. A. E. Thomas, Mrs.
Haley Bell. Miss Ruth W. Anderson,
and Mrs. Stephens. Those partici
pating in the program include Mrs.
Madeline H. Fowler, general secre
tary. and the Misses Loraine Jobes,
Lillian Williams, Frances Leonard.
Naomi Richards. Alice Davis, Ger
aldine Wilson, Mildred Smith, La
vinia Bright and Alice Williams.
An annual meeting at the Lucy
Thurman Branch YWCA is an oc
casion for all community groups to
get together and learn about the
activities of the association through
out the year. “It is always well
attended and an informal friendly
event,” Mrs. Stephens commented.
“We hope to see many old friends
at this meeting.”
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Harry Wills, board member. In iha second photo members of
the fraternity who took part in tha ceremonies are shown with
tha new president seated in front flanked by two other officers.
Paul Alexander and “Wolf’ Taylor
dispensing the refreshments like
veterans.
Glimpsed in and about the Alpha
house on that night were: Dr. and
Mrs. Theodore White, Dr. and Mrs.
Walter Harmon, Dr. and Mrs. Paul
Alexander, Dr. and Mrs. Charles
Buggs. Dr. and Mrs. Gilbert Ed
wards. Dr. and Mrs. J. Edwards, Dr.
and Mrs. B F Seabrooks, Mr. and
Mrs. Grover Lange, Mr. end Mrs.
Walter McGlasker. Mr. and Mrs.
William Hagans. Dr. and Mrs. D. J.
Graham, Dr. and Mrs. S. W. Jen
kins. Dr. and Mrs. W'alter Hines:
Atty. and Mrs Llovd Loomis, Dr
and Mrs. Harold John«on. Dr. and
Mrs. E. A. Williams. Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas McCampbell. Dr. and Mrs.
William L. Postles, Dr. and Mrs.
Boynton Milton, Dr. and Mrs. Sam
uel Milton. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Haynes Thomas, Capt. and Mrs.
Charles Brooks. Capt. and Mrs.
Felix McDavid. Mr and Mrs. Errl
Hutchins. Atty and Mrs. Charles
Roxboroueh, Mrs. Edith Watson,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Marshall, Mr.
and Mrs. George Taylor, Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrrence Johnson, Mr. and
Mrs. Larry Taylor;
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Carroll, Dr.
and Mra. E. A. Carter, Dr. and Mrs
Remus Robinson, Dr. and Mrs
Maurice Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn
McCorkle, Dr. and Mrs. Walter
Willis, Mr. and Mrs Lowell Cuz
zens, Larry Bleach. Alice Bright.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Houston, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles T. Cole. Miss
Malinda Wells. John C. Dancy.
Miss Katherine Parker. Maurice El
lis of Chicago, Miss Doris Ratliff,
Lieut. Scott, Mrs. W. H. Robinson,
Dr. and Mrs. James Benson, Mr.
and Mrs. John Kendall. Mr. and
Mrs. Roscoe Fuller. Mrs. Mary
Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Jackson. Mr. and Mrs Edward
Davis Dr. and Mrs. Germany Ben
nett, Mr. and Mrs. Lymin Burris.
Mr. and Mrs Herschei Richie, and
scores of others.
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vacationing in Naw York City.
She is well known here for her
participation in social and civic
activities.
MARRIED
Coleman B. Woodard, popular
'piano intermissioniat at Club 666,
and Miss Olevia Summerfield, wide
ly known singing resident of the
Lucy Thurman Y.W.C.A, who were
married Dec. 29, 1943, wish to an
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Indiana Visitor
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
L. Sutton was the scene of a dinner
on New Year’* Eve honoring Mra.
Gertrude Turner of South Bend,
Ind.
A delightful menu was served to
Mr. and Mra. Theodora York, Mr.
and Mrs. Owen Johnson, Mra. Dolly
Boyland of Arkansas, Mrs. Geneva
Atkinson, Mr. and Mra Jease L.
Sutton, hosts, and their two lovely
daughters, Bertha and Rosie May.
New Year’s Day
Party Fetes Pastor
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6752 W. Jefferson avenue, were
hosts to Rev. and Mra. Nathaniel
Jackson. 13954 St Aubin, on Jan
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The table was laden with tasty
things to eat and drink. A good
time was had by all. Guests in
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Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Brown, Mr. and
Mrs. Geneva Atkinson, C. Good
man, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse L. Sutton,
Mra. Ruth Hunter, F. Boston, Mrs.
Mary E. Jones. Mrs. Maggie Can
non, Mrs. G. Green, Mrs. Theresa
Bowie and daughter.
GOOD NEIGHBORS CLUB
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at the home of Mrs. Lewis, 954
Brewster, last week. The club haa
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